Examples of digress

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Coupled with the measure of "digressing" (exchange role), this will provide good insight into how formal and structured design reviews are.
At this point, it is worth digressing briefly into wholly speculative territory- territory which will the other, but warrants at least passing consideration.
The government clown turned around as expected, but he digressed further in disconcertion.
Before going on to ask what happens in area 17, it is worth digressing to point out that things are rather different in other vertebrates.
Each of these images reflects tension between positive and negative forces and recognizes the destructive potential of an entity that has digressed from the norm.
The last two articles deal with women who digressed from the norms of parochial religion.
I also felt that the essay digressed from the point.
Nonetheless, it is worth digressing to mention that particular aspects of this view of data poverty have been increasingly subject to challenge.
Although physics proper was the focus of his book, the author often digressed into excursions into the history of the ideas.
Younger women who accepted a terminal method, on the other hand, were digressing from traditional roles in their decision to stop childbearing relatively early in life.
Of course this would have meant digressing from the paper that had been prepared for the conference, but it might have fuelled a potentially quite explosive debate.
At this point, let us digress slightly and consider how to differentiate middles from passives and ergatives.
Let us now digress for a while to give the appropriate references for this result.
The term itself is based on the verb" to deviate", meaning to stray from, to digress.
Before proceeding to these questions, it is useful to digress by contrasting this approach to the usual decision theoretic treatment of model uncertainty.
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